Of course I cross my fingers for your print. Same as you had done for mine.

Regarding the wrong proportions: I adapt the width of an object to its hight manually, that means:
First I slice it with the B9C slicer at 101.6 µm (max. possible thickness). Then I see how many slices really were made. This number is multiplied by the (preset) layer thickness of the WIZARD1 (105 µm). Result: The final hight.
By MeshLab I measure the sizes of the object (proportions). The same ratio is now important for my WIZARD1. Means I have to adjust the width of the intended print by vertically shifting the projector (coarse steps). Fine tuning is done by the zoom lens.
My mistake was when I measured the hight of the bust that I measured from a wrong plane. I mixed up the waist of David with the plane where the first slice was done, just at the level of the left elbow.
I do hope to do this part correct for the next print, but I am quite sure then I will do something else wrong.

Walter
Edit: The shiny red plastic of the print isn't good to photograph. Therefore I used above the DAVID CCD monochrome camera at green and blue LED illumination. Not red! The camera was in the centre of the RGB illuminator:
viewtopic.php?f=3&p=25904#p25904
Now I substituted the monochrome cam by my higher resolution digital photo cam. See the (blue) result.